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                   Trimble history page 1-29
                  

                   Trimble History page 4

american Beginnings 929.273 T73335tb pg 149 Trimble-Turnbull of Augusta County,
Virginia
                  

                   Trimble History page 5
"David Trimble and his brother Moses are reported by Martha (Grigsby) Trimble
in her letter of 1845 to have moved westward and settled in Ky., or Tenn."
David Trimble lived on waters of Middle River in Augusta County, Va.; died in
1799 in Bourbon Co., Ky., where his will, dated Sep 6, 1798, was recorded
June, 1799
Ancestors were Scotch descent followed John Know reformation.  Left between
1740 and 1744 and arrived in Port of Baltimore with Hays and Moffett families,
surname probably Turnbull

Bourbon County will abstracts976.9423 p2f pg 67
    Will book A pg 46 recorded June 1799    dated 6 Sep1798
son George Trimble
dau. Nancy King
son Isaac Trimble
Gr. Son David, son of Isaac Trimble
Son James Trimble
Son John Trimble
Son William Trimble
Dau. Betsy, wife of Forgus Grayham
G. son Isaac Grayham
Gr. Son Forgus
Grayham
Dau. Polly, wife of John Mc Kinney
Gr. Children Heirs of James Elliott
Wit John Mc Kinney and john Boyd
                  

                   Killed by Indians
Trimble History page 8
John was one of 4 brothers who emigrated from the north of Ireland in the 18th century, settling at first in PA.  He, with one brother, soon moved to Virginai, where he married Margaret Christie the widow of John Moffitt, who then had five children.  He was killed by the Indians in 1763, leaving one child, James, then about 10 years of age, who was captured at the time the father was killed, but on the 5th day thereafter was rescued.
                  

                   lived in Philadelphia, PA